Jessica Fiur

People often give advice freely—for better or worse. When it’s good advice, particularly about your career, it can stick with you. The MHN Executive Council has received some great tips over the years. Here are the standouts. (And read part 1 and part 2 of this series for even more great insights.) Josh Kassing I’ve received a lot of great advice from a lot of great people throughout my career.

Jessica Fiur Hey, did you know that the last time the Knicks were in the NBA Finals was in 1999? It’s a BIG DEAL, at least to New Yorkers, that they’re in the finals this year. Did you also know that the average ticket to Game 3 was $7,683, according to ESPN? Yeah, I’m not going to any of the games, either. (Which is a real bummer, because I love hot dogs and celebrities, and I look amazing in blue and orange.) Luckily, watch parties are a great way to enjoy the game.

By Jessica Fiur • May 29, 2026 Add CPE to Google CPE Executive Council Three tips from our experts. What lessons have really stuck with you in your career? The CPE Executive Council shares the advice that they always look back to for guidance. Dave Ebeling Detail Oriented The best advice I’ve received in my career is “Everything is in the details.